Set Up Duties

Unloading and packing of equipment and product. Lots of hammering and handling of fireworks.  Placement and securing of the fringing racks; Shell preparation, match, squib, etc. Organization and Dropping of shells, taping and clearing of the muzzles, mapping and wiring of shells to the pyro board. 

Crew Expectations

• Fireworks are dangerous a Safety First mentality is a must!
• Must be over 18 years old
• Must be professional, attentive and respect the client's property and staff.
• Follow directions and ask questions 
• Must not be under the influence of any drug or alcohol 
• No Smoking within 100 feet of product
• No Personal Fireworks, illegal drugs or alcohol.
• Assistance in setting up and tearing down. 
• Expect a 10-12 hour day 
• Complete a Department of Justice questionnaire form
• You will only do what your comfortable doing. 
• Hot, Hot, Hot!!!    Fun Fun Fun!!! 
  Prepare for both!!!
  
• May have to wear silly looking hats too...

What to Bring

Any special equipment is provided as well as food, workers compensation insurance, a T-Shirt and personalized ID card.  Funny ID picture must be provided in advance of the show.

• Extra Water/Gatorade Special food requirements (Vegetarian, etc.)
• Collapsible Chairs and tables
• Hammer
• Goggles
• Flash light (extra  batteries)
• Sun Block
• Wire cutters
• Gloves 
• Sturdy shoes or boots (No open toe shoes) 
• Jacket or long sleeve shirt (100% cotton or Nomex) Shorts and long pants (100% cotton or Nomex)
• Collapsible tent for shade
• A safe, fun and positive attitude!!!

Fire in the HOLE!!!

• Crew members are required to be calm and  collective. Be alert and attentive to commands and cues 

• Firing the show either manually or electronically Hand lighting set pieces 

• Trouble shooting unforeseen problems, Security, Dud search after the show

• You will only be asked to do what you are comfortable doing and you will be well supervised to assure safety.